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    Problem Statement - Mathematical Foundations

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    This document outlines the grading guidelines and problem statements for a mathematical foundations assignment. It provides instructions for submitting work, explains the grading scale and criteria, and lists 4 questions to be answered. Assignments will be graded on correctness, timeliness, and completeness of submissions. Grades range from A to F based on the percentage of problems completed correctly and whether the work is submitted before or after the deadline. Students must show work for manually calculated problems by including pictures.

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    This document outlines the grading guidelines and problem statements for a mathematical foundations assignment. It provides instructions for submitting work, explains the grading scale and criteria, and lists 4 questions to be answered. Assignments will be graded on correctness, timeliness, and completeness of submissions. Grades range from A to F based on the percentage of problems completed correctly and whether the work is submitted before or after the deadline. Students must show work for manually calculated problems by including pictures.

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    This document outlines the grading guidelines and problem statements for a mathematical foundations assignment. It provides instructions for submitting work, explains the grading scale and criteria, and lists 4 questions to be answered. Assignments will be graded on correctness, timeliness, and completeness of submissions. Grades range from A to F based on the percentage of problems completed correctly and whether the work is submitted before or after the deadline. Students must show work for manually calculated problems by including pictures.

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    Problem Statement - Mathematical Foundations

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    This document outlines the grading guidelines and problem statements for a mathematical foundations assignment. It provides instructions for submitting work, explains the grading scale and criteria, and lists 4 questions to be answered. Assignments will be graded on correctness, timeliness, and completeness of submissions. Grades range from A to F based on the percentage of problems completed correctly and whether the work is submitted before or after the deadline. Students must show work for manually calculated problems by including pictures.

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    Mathematical Foundations

    Instructions
    Please share your answers filled in-line in the word document. Submit code wherever applicable.
    Mathematical calculations which are manually performed should be uploaded with a picture
    along with the explanation in a word document.
    Please ensure you update all the details:
    Name: _________________________
    Batch ID: _______________________
    Topic: Mathematical Foundations
    Note: Submit pictures of mathematical calculations

    Grading Guidelines:

    1. An assignment submission is considered complete only when correct and executable code(s) are
    submitted along with the documentation explaining the method and results. Failing to submit either
    of those will be considered an invalid submission and will not be considered for evaluation.
    2. Assignments submitted after the deadline will affect your grades.

    Grading:

    Ans Date     Ans Date


    Correct On time A 100    

    80% & above On time B 85 Correct Late


    50% & above On time C 75 80% & above Late

    50% & below On time D 65 50% & above Late


        E 55 50% & below  

    Copied/No Submission   F 45    

    ● Grade A: (>= 90): When all assignments are submitted on or before the given deadline
    ● Grade B: (>= 80 and < 90):
    o When assignments are submitted on time but less than 80% of problems are completed.
    (OR)
    o All assignments are submitted after the deadline.

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    ● Grade C: (>= 70 and < 80):
    o When assignments are submitted on time but less than 50% of the problems are
    completed.
    (OR)
    o Less than 80% of problems in the assignments are submitted after the deadline.

    ● Grade D: (>= 60 and < 70):


    o Assignments submitted after the deadline and with 50% or less problems.

    ● Grade E: (>= 50 and < 60):


    o Less than 30% of problems in the assignments are submitted after the deadline.
    (OR)
    o Less than 30% of problems in the assignments are submitted before the deadline.

    ● Grade F: (< 50): No submission (or) malpractice.

    Problem Statements

    Q1) Find the maximum and minimum values of the function: x^3 - 3x^2 - 9x + 12

    Q2) Calculate the slope and the equation of a line which passes through the points (-1, -1) (3, 8)

    Q3) Solve for w’(z) when

    Q3) Consider Y(x)= 2x^3+6x^2+3x. Identify the critical values and verify if it is the maxima or
    minima.

    Q4) Determine the critical points and obtain relative minima or maxima of a function defined by

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